The premiere of Wen Qi Qin Hailu's new film "I, Permission" boldly opened the mic "I have the final say"

Jiuzhiwang Film Beijing News (Editor YC13262511) On March 30, the high-profile film "I, Permission" held a grand premiere ceremony in Beijing. Producer Yin Lu, director Yang Lina, screenwriter You Xiaoying, as well as leading stars Wen Qi and Qin Hailu, and leading stars Li Xueqin, Liu Jia, Xiuni, Wang He and other core creative members were all present and witnessed this important moment. The theme of the premiere was "I say the final shots", which clearly conveyed the pioneering spirit and unique attitude of youth, fearlessness, courage to express. At the event site, the main creative team had close and cordial exchanges with the audience, sharing many behind-the-scenes stories and profound thoughts in the film creation process. There were frequent on-site interactions, witty words, and the atmosphere was warm and cheerful, with laughter and applause coming one after another.

During the post-screening exchange session, the creators had a sincere and in-depth dialogue with the audience. Lead star Wen Qi shared her meticulous interpretation of the role based on the name connotation of the film's protagonist "Guan Ke". She believes that "permission" is not only a simple name identification, but also a verb full of initiative. Although permission in the film always presents a sunny and cheerful image, her inner world also contains the unique thoughts and complex and subtle emotional waves of a girl. Wen Qi pointed out that the role of permission may not just pursue obtaining some kind of "permission" from the outside world. What she longs for in her heart is an opportunity to be truly "seen" and understood.

When talking about the funny story of the audience calling her "Mom" because of the role, Qin Hailu responded with a smile and said that the character she played by Hu Chunrong does embody many shadows of her mother in real life., which is easy to resonate with the audience. At the same time, she was also deeply moved by the character of Hu Chunrong-she was not satisfied with being defined only by the identity tag of "mother", but always strived to pursue her own worth and live her own wonderful life. This spirit is admirable.

"I, Permission" is widely regarded as a film that deeply reflects the lives and emotions of the current younger generation. As producer Yin Lu said in her sharing, licensing is the epitome of a typical post-00s young person. She may not fully agree with her mother's way of expressing love, but this did not prevent her from trying to get closer to her mother and trying to understand her inner world. Director Yang Lina also said that the strongest feeling when she first read the script was that this story shouted the voice of "I have the final say" in a unique way for the younger generation. It truly belongs to young people and is the emotion and will of contemporary young people. A vivid expression.

There were even surprise guests at the premiere, pushing the lively atmosphere of the discussion to a new climax. Famous screenwriter Zhang Ji expressed his love for the film after watching the film, especially appreciating its exquisite dramatic structure. He specifically mentioned that the core ideas and attitudes towards life conveyed by the film can easily resonate widely among the audience. He believes that although individuals of different genders and different ages may observe the world from different perspectives, the emotional ways in which they perceive the world have similarities. The kind of "longing to break through the shackles but feeling not allowed" depicted in the film "pain" can touch the heartstrings of audiences from different backgrounds. Another special guest, Ying Luojia, also shared that this is a work full of positive energy. After watching it, it makes people appreciate and accept themselves more. It seems to dispel some haze in real life and make people look brighter and more. A rich perspective re-examine the world around them.

The film aims at a mother and daughter pair who are both ordinary and have a unique relationship. Through delicate and profound brushwork, it depicts the complex and sincere emotions between them and touches the hearts of countless audiences. It is worth mentioning that this premiere also specially planned a "mother-daughter special" movie viewing event, inviting hundreds of mother-daughter pairs to enjoy the film together. In the movie, the emotional process of Kuan and Hu Chunrong gradually understanding each other, supporting each other, and growing together through constant friction and collision deeply touched the softest part of every audience on the scene. A young audience member excitedly shared after the screening that she felt that through this movie, she felt as if she had received a "life license" from her mother-she was allowed to live more bravely in accordance with her wishes in the future. She thanked the movie for her. Said many words that she buried in her heart and wanted to confide to her mother. The mother who came to watch the movie together also said with emotion that after watching the movie, she realized more that what her daughter might need deep down was her mother's understanding and support. She hoped that she could become the most solid backing for her daughter in her life.

In the previous screening stage, the movie "I, Permission" has received touching and emotional resonance from a large number of viewers. With its sharp touch on real-life issues and its overall light and warm narrative style, the film has sparked continuous and lively discussions on major social platforms. This film is produced by Yin Lu, directed by Yang Lina, written by You Xiaoying, starred by Wen Qi and Qin Hailu, starred by Bai Ke, starred by Li Xueqin, Niu Li and Zhang Xinwen, starred by Liu Jia and Xioni, and specially starred by Wang He, Li Zheting, Zhang Yiman, He Wenjun and Huang Shaofeng. The film is currently being screened nationwide and will be officially released in major theaters across the country on April 3.